When a new load-balanced application is created on the Controller, create these rules if DFW is enabled. These rules need to be created for every new load-balanced application.
Rule |
Source |
Destination |
Service |
Apply to |
Action |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
External Client to load-balanced application (VS) |
External clients |
VIP of the load-balanced application |
VS ports Use the auto created |
Clients and Service Engine VMs servicing the load-balanced application Use the auto created |
Allow |
The Service Engines to Backend members (Pool) |
The Service Engine Data IPs Use the auto created |
Backend server IPs Recommended to create a NSGroup for backend servers |
Backend pool ports Use the auto created |
Backend Servers and Service Engine VMs servicing the load-balanced application Use the auto created |
Allow |
Inter Service Engine communication |
The Service Engine Data IPs Use the auto created |
The Service Engine Data IPs Use the auto created |
Any |
The Service Engine VMs servicing the load-balanced application. Use the auto created |
Allow |
Rule |
Source |
Destination |
Destination Port |
Destination Port |
Action |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
External Client to load-balanced application (VS) |
External clients |
VIP of the load-balanced application |
VS ports Use the auto created |
Tier-0 connected to the Service Engine data Tier-1 |
Allow |
East/ West traffic across Tier-1 routers |
Application clients |
VIP of the load-balanced application |
VS ports Use the auto created |
Tier-1 routers connected to the Service Engine data and Client(s) |
Allow |
Backend pool member traffic across Tier-1 routers |
The Service Engine Data IPs Use the auto created |
Backend server IPs Recommended to create a NSGroup for backend servers |
Backend pool ports Use the auto created |
Tier-1 routers connected to the Service Engine data and backend server(s) |
Allow |